PSDates provides a set of tools to help you better work with dates and times in PowerShell. It contains function to help you find specific date formats, get certain dates based on other dates (first/last day of the month or year, patch Tuesday, etc). I also has functions for working with timezones, unix time, WMI time, crontabs.

This PowerShell module contains functions for managing WMI Namespaces, Classes and Instances.

Module to manage WMI Filter

A collection of utilities to help automate administration tasks on a local host.

Manage Group Policy WMIfilters with Powershell

PowerEvents allow administrators to create permanent event subscriptions in the Microsoft Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) service.

Open the Black Box

Provides cmdlets to search for and discover PowerShell commands

Get Windows UpTime StartTime and LocalTime by Wmi on local and remote system

A module to abstract the complexities of Permanent WMI Event Subscriptions

CimPSDrive is a SHiPS based PowerShell provider to simplify navigation and discovery of CIM hierarchy

Module for automating routine SCCM tasks

TemperatureUtils provides a set of cmdlets for obtaining temperature information via the MSAcpi_ThermalZoneTemperature WMI class. Get-CurrentCPUTemperature [-Celsius | -Fahrenheit | -Kelvin] Get-CriticalTripPoint [-Celsius | -Fahrenheit | -Kelvin] Get-PassiveTripPoint [-Celsius | -Fahrenheit | -Kelvin] Get-SamplingPeriod Get-ThermalS... More info

Get Windows Memory by Wmi on local and remote system

The cmdlet creates two custom WMI classes for enumerating installed software from the standard registry provider. It creates a temporary mof file on the SystemDrive and calls mofcomp.exe to add the WMI class.

The Win32Shutdown PowerShell module contains commands to log off, reboot, and shutdown local and remote computers. See about_Win32Shutdown for more information.

Restart Windows Service over Wmi on local and remote system

Module for automating routine SCCM client tasks

Gets the last not special user to have a loaded profile on a given system.

The cmdlet creates a custom WMI class for enumerating information about when an OS image was deployed. It creates a temporary mof file on the SystemDrive and calls mofcomp.exe to add the WMI class.